Read the excerpt below and answer the question. PROCTOR: You cannot command, Mister Parris. We vote by name in this society, not
by acreage (Act I, Scene 1). What did John Proctor mean when he said these words? A. that he shouldn't be bossed around by Parris
B. that Parris's money and wealth meant less than his reputation among the people
C. that Parris had no right to preach from the pulpit as a sinner
D. all of the above
The answer is: B. that Parris's money and wealth meant less than his reputation among the people
When John Proctor said this to Mister Parris, he means that everyone has the same right to vote, no matter how much land or how rich the person is, he appeals to Mr. Putman respect for the rules, Proctor also refers to who controls the town, what mean that has more power.
Frodo has displayed going on the journey, for one, and also gathering up the courage to fight for his friends, the getting the mindset to throw the ring into the volcano
The author, Rodman Philbrick, describes Max as an unbelievably large kid who lives with his grandparents since his mom died and his dad is in jail. The author also says that Max has a low self-esteem and tells himself he can't do anything academically. In addition, Max is caring and fearful.
